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Ayam Cemani, about 25 weeks old, already laying smallish eggs. It has crooked-toe on one foot, but it does not impair it's movement or perching. Pick up only. Is Available as long as ad is up. $120 rehoming fee.

Whenever going to Canada, before I had chickens, I've always been asked if I visited a farm in the US recently. The answer was generally no, but I wanted to know how that might change now that I have a flock right in my backyard. Not that I have any plans right now, but for general info I want...

I have an AC hen nearly laying that I have a buyer for. She was a quasi-rescue, and she has crooked toe on 1 foot. It does not affect her behavior, and she Roosts just fine. I don’t want to overcharge on the rehoming fee, but I don’t want to lose out either. Anyone knowledgeable on the rehoming...

Mixed ages. Posted before, hoping for more decisive feedback now that they are older. CLB looks like a roo to me, and I think RIR is a pullet. No idea on the all black one. Is it AC or SH? And if anyone could give me an estimate on age that would be great too. And please don’t ask about what...

A healthy, robust hen about 1 3/4 years old. Still consistently laying extra large brown eggs daily. Have to pass along because she’s a bully, and I don’t have the time or space to deal with bullies. With more space I’d expect she’d adapt. Make an offer, around $10. The more prompt with...

mixed ages. In order of the pics they are Ginger, Sleepy, and Doc. What are they?

Selling two White Rock pullets in Chicago city, West Rogers Park area. $15 each. Pickup preferred, can negotiate drop off price. I will not ship. They should start laying soon.

I finally incorporated these four white rocks this morning. They’ve been in view of each other for about two months now, but my Rhode Island red still consistently picks on them and has them cowering in the corner underneath the henhouse. There’s no blood or feather damage to what I can tell...

Not sure breed or age. My black chicks middle toes seem funny. Is he gonna be ok?

Identified the Rhode Island red already. What are these other two?

Received this one from a neighbor who got it from a neighbor who got it from a camp or something. It’s already got pretty well developed wings. Flies in small spurts. Wondering if anyone can tell me age, gender, breed? Mostly want to know breed. I

I have no way to know besides appearance. I thought I had two Roos but I don’t see any saddle feathers. I tried to get good picks of the important stuff.

One of my chickens was taking a while to lay this morning. Now I know why!😆 This thing is Huge! Weighs about twice as much as their usual jumbo eggs. Poor chicken though. I hope she’s ok after that.

I've been trying to find info on raising black soldier flies, and people seem to be saying they come on their own. Is this true everywhere? I live in Chicago, and I can't seem to find out if there is a local population. Also, If anyone has extra tips for attracting them, that would be great.

Got a batch of mystery chicks at about a week and a half old. Now they're about 7 weeks old. Anyone know what breed they are?

My 1 1/2 to 2 week old chicks are pretty active when awake and feeding, but like to huddle when napping. I read up on signs if your brooder is the right temp, but this seems in between. Is this OK?

Sooo.... A friend of my mother got some chicks from her friend who got them from an unknown store downtown. And now she wants to pass them on to me. She's had them for a week or two already. In short, beyond that, I have no idea about their age, gender, or breed. Also, how nervous should I be...

We've had two chickens in our Chicago back yard for about a year now. we've been loving the fresh eggs and fun they provide nearly every day. I like new challenges and chickens definitely can provide those. DIY crafting, gardening, drawing and sculpting are a few of my hobbies